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    The document describes an on-premise mobile cloud solution called ASOCS virtual RAN (vRAN). The vRAN uses virtualized base stations (vBS) that run all base station layers and functions on virtual machines. This reduces costs while improving flexibility, efficiency, and future-proofing networks. The vRAN integrated with a digital distributed antenna system provides an end-to-end in-building wireless solution with benefits like reduced footprint, improved coverage and capacity, and ability to dynamically scale resources. When deployed at an edge location, the vRAN also enables an open mobile edge cloud for applications requiring low latency.

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    The document describes an on-premise mobile cloud solution called ASOCS virtual RAN (vRAN). The vRAN uses virtualized base stations (vBS) that run all base station layers and functions on virtual machines. This reduces costs while improving flexibility, efficiency, and future-proofing networks. The vRAN integrated with a digital distributed antenna system provides an end-to-end in-building wireless solution with benefits like reduced footprint, improved coverage and capacity, and ability to dynamically scale resources. When deployed at an edge location, the vRAN also enables an open mobile edge cloud for applications requiring low latency.

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    The document describes an on-premise mobile cloud solution called ASOCS virtual RAN (vRAN). The vRAN uses virtualized base stations (vBS) that run all base station layers and functions on virtual machines. This reduces costs while improving flexibility, efficiency, and future-proofing networks. The vRAN integrated with a digital distributed antenna system provides an end-to-end in-building wireless solution with benefits like reduced footprint, improved coverage and capacity, and ability to dynamically scale resources. When deployed at an edge location, the vRAN also enables an open mobile edge cloud for applications requiring low latency.

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    On-premise mobile clouds

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    ASOCS virtual RAN


    (vRAN) Solution

    The Virtual Base Station (vBS)


    The vBS is a fully virtualized Base Station capable of running software of all Benefits
    layers and functions, including Baseband L1 PHY real-time processing, on
    Efficiency
    virtual machines. It enables high capacity and coverage in any environment
    • Improves network efficiency, especially
    and on any scale, from In-building with Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS),
    at the cell-edge
    through Metro Networks in dense urban areas, to Mega-scale networks
    • Enables high performance applications
    covering entire cities.
    on an Open Mobile Edge Cloud
    Virtualization of baseband processing on Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS)
    Flexibility
    servers reduces operational and capital expenditures. Performing real-time
    • Interoperable with any digital DAS
    baseband processing allows for dynamic and automated allocation of
    • Neutral-host platform
    baseband resources based on actual data traffic, and eliminates the need to
    over provision base stations to meet peak demand. Future-Proof
    • Allocate capacity with a click of a button
    Features • Low Latency • Support any type of base station
    • High User Support • Multi-RAT deployment topologies
    • Multi-Sector Support • Advanced NMS • 5G-ready

    An End-to-End In-Building / Campus vRAN Solution

    Campus
    Stadium Cloud Management and Orchestration System

    Terminal vRAN on Open Mobile Edge Cloud (OMEC)


    vBS Manager VNFC VMs on CPU

    Digital MPU
    L1 SW L2 L3
    MPL

    DAS L1 ACC
    Controler VNFC VNFC VNFC VNFC

    Dedicated HW VFs on HWA VMs on CPU VMs on CPU VMs on CPU

    DAS POI vBS HWA vBS APP

    DAS Fronthaul vEPC


    Backhaul
    In-Building vRAN Solution
    The integration of the vBS with a digital Distributed Antenna System (DAS) creates a powerful
    end-to-end coverage and capacity solution for in-building Radio Access Networks (RAN). This
    integrated solution decreases the amount of proprietary hardware needed, improves coverage, cell-
    edge throughput and spectral efficiency, and supports incremental addition of resources without
    having to rip-and-replace elements.

    Reduced Footprint: Spectrum and Network Efficiency:


    • Elimination of radio attenuators • Dynamic configuration and allocation of
    • Centralized resources in data centers resources
    • Direct interoperability via open interface • Auto-scale up/down: No more over
    between vBS and DAS provisioning to meet distributed peak
    • Lower TCO: Less equipment, consuming less demand
    power in communication rooms • Auto-scale in /out: Capacity allocation within
    and between venues or zones based on users
    traffic
    Low Latency / Local Applications:
    • Compatible with Advanced spectrum
    • Multi-vendor Open Mobile Edge Cloud
    efficiency features such as CoMP
    (OMEC)
    • For Carrier or Enterprise applications with
    local breakout (security, video conference) Future Proof:
    • 5G-Ready, air interface agnostic modular
    platform

    Example: Multi-sector virtual RAN Solution

    Switches

    MANO: Monitoring Orchestrator


    GPP Servers
    and OpenStack
    Mobile Edge Applications / Local Breakout
    GPP Servers
    High Availability vBS

    Backhaul
    Core Transport
    Network vBS: L1, L2, L3
    GPP
    Servers DAS Remote Units (third party)

    MPU Servers
    HWA 1...n

    DAS POI (third party)

    1...n
    Supported Configurations
    Concurrent User Support per Sector 600+ (1000+*) Sectors / 1U IT Server 6 (10*)
    Channel BW (MHz) 5/10/20 Sectors / 1U MPU Server 6/18
    MIMO 2x2 (4x4*)

    Enabling Open Mobile Edge Clouds


    The rise of new applications such as Virtual Reality (VR), autonomous cars, smart stadiums, and cloud
    robotics, impose demanding requirements on networks, including ultra-low latency and localized
    processing. It also requires functions of the mobile core network to move closer to the user.
    The vBS architecture enables an ultra-low latency Open Mobile Edge Cloud with direct access to real-
    time radio network information, capable of reducing network bandwidth consumption, allowing service
    customization and enhancing the mobile broadband experience.

    vRAN Solution for Macro Networks


    The vBS can support any baseband partitioning architecture depending on the carrier’s needs:
    1. Open Mobile Edge Cloud at Central Office with dark fibers to the Cell Sites
    2. Hybrid Open Mobile Edge Cloud for real-time processing and Centralized Cloud for none-real-time
    functions
    a. This topology allows Carriers to centralize none-real-time functions at first, when no dark fiber is
    available and run applications at the central office location (diagram 1).
    b. Carriers can leverage the Open Mobile Edge Cloud to run all functions and applications at the
    network edge, which is critical for low-latency applications. Enterprises will benefit from a local
    network breakout, allowing certain types of information to stay locally without traveling outside
    of the Enterprise gateway (diagram 2).
    c. The Open Mobile Edge Cloud can serve a local cell site and any adjacent cell site that is
    connected with fibers, forming a super-cell (diagram 2).

    RRH
    IQ to RF Local / Central Core Center
    Office Datacenter EPC/ vEPC
    RF

    L2 NRT | L3

    MEC
    HA MPL
    L1 + L2 RT ETH
    MPU MPU

    Midhaul Transport Midhaul Transport Backhaul Transport S1

    Diagram 1 (2a)

    RRH
    IQ to RF Local / Central Core Center
    Office Datacenter EPC/ vEPC
    RF

    MEC
    MEC MPL
    L1 + L2 +L3 ETH
    MPU MPU

    Fronthaul Transport Midhaul Transport Backhaul Transport S1

    Diagram 2 (2b+2c)

    *Supported in the next release. Contact ASOCS for details.


    About ASOCS
    ASOCS is a pioneer in virtual Radio Access Networks (vRAN) and a provider of fully virtualized,
    NFV-compatible virtual Base Station (vBS) solutions. Transitioning LTE baseband processing from
    proprietary, bundled hardware, to a software-rich application that runs on Commercial
    Off -The-Shelf (COTS) servers significantly improves spectrum efficiency, and enables Open
    Mobile Edge Clouds (OMEC) at any scale, from in-building and campus deployments to outdoor
    Macro networks.
    With a strong ecosystem of partners, ASOCS collaborates with tier one carriers, enterprises and
    cloud companies to revolutionize the way cellular networks are deployed, managed and scaled.

    Visit www.asocsnetworks.com to learn more.

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